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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 82, 31 December 1926, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. y^ =>^= RW\THRIN COMJIENCING COMMENCING COMMENCING COMMENCING TO-DAY, 11 A.M. TO-DAY, 11 A.M. TO-DAY, 11 A.M. TO-DAY, 11 A.M. The Thrill Sensation of the Year. REX BEACH’S great novel of gold rush days lias been read and acclaimed bv hundreds of thousands. .Public demand now brings it to the screen- in a magnificent new production with a notable cast, Vi 11 iMjjfaEß. REX BEACH—I An epic of the Arctic— 1 stern, elemental, grim, I where men ere made of | steel. t , m NORMAN KERR? f | LIONEL BARRYMORE' 1 HENRY B. WALTHALL 1, * GEORGE H2L I , 11 PRODUCTION If you are strong for stories of adyentur© and love, don't miss this marvellous film production of Bex Beach's mighty drama of tho Klondike. Jt is crammed with action, beauty, human appeal! SHE WASN’T ALL WHITE—SHOULD HE MARRY HER ? You must see this picture. The greatest quixotic romance and adventure film of the century.- ; VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE. J. C. WILLIAMSON presents THE i BIG FOUR The Harmony Boys in an entire change of programme. The Boys whom the Regent audiences hail by name. CHARLIE PERRIN, CLIFF O’KEEFE, HARRY GRUNDEN, and FRANK WIGNALL. ! It’s not what i*ey sing, but the wax they sing it. Also, - THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA Of 14 Soloists, Under the baton of Mr. Matt .Dixon, will render further popular music. The band which ell Wellington travel many miles to-hear. - POPULAR PRICES. The Box Plan for the'whole of next week is now on view nt the Theatre (Tel. 44—144) and The Bristol. No extra charge for booking; ANNOUNCEMENT. The Shonpers’ Matinee has become tremendously popular. Do your g ’l2p“ ning, then spend an hour or so at The Regent. The meeting place of Wellington—The Regent’s Foyer and Vestibule.

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